10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Nov. 21, 1949
MoUvRi-flnHcCVA Bill !
The 1950 Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan combine! the modern
styling ao widely acclaimed by the car-buying public with
the comfort and economy demanded of a family automobile
Smart new treatment of the grille and parking lights and a
colorful new crest the first in Ford history distinguish the
front of the new models. Comfort features irclude new non
sag front seat springs covered with a new foam rubber cush
ion, additional head room and smoother, quieter V-S and
6-cylinder engines.
Dancer in Oxygen Tent
New York, Nov. 21 (ffV-Bi
(Bojnngles) Robinson, 71-year-old
Negro dancer, remained in
critical condition today at Col
umbia - Presbyterian med leal
center, where he is under treat
ment for a heart ailment.
No overnight change in his
condition was noted.
Robinson is in an oxygen tent.
qettnore
for your
dryclaaning dollar
7
Coming for Holidays
Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Dalke are having their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Dalke of Seattle,
Wash, for Thanksgiving holi
day guests.
Business Begins Recovery
With Industry Strike-Free
By G. A. PHILLIPS
New York, Nov. 21 W) Free of crippling strikes for the first
time in two months, business and industry made a strong recov
ery last week.
Almost all Important Indicators of activity pointed higher, with
the rebound most pronounced in the steel mills and coal mines
Retail trade recovered sharp--
ly in areas that had been hard
hit by the lack of purchasing
power of strikers and registered
a modest increase over the pre
ceding week in other areas.
Overall volume however, was
till under that of a year ago
when the national economy was
bouncing back at an annual
gross product rate of $280,000
, 000,000, highest in history. (It
is estimated to be currently run
ning at a $250-$55 billion an
nual rate).
The stock market shook off
two-week decline and went
Into a sustained advance that
more than regained all the
ground lost during the repeated
retreats in the closing stages of
the labor troubles. Investment
rate issues made a good showing
in the bond department and the
few new money issues that were
brought out for investor apprai
sal received an approving nod.
One of the most significant
events of the week occurred late
Thursday. A buying drive of
size and force developed sudden
ly in the New York textile mar
kets. It sent prices higher and
carried forward bookings far in
to next year for some types of
goods before it ended.
The idea of good business the
balance of this year and well in
to the new one apparently gain
ed new recruits this week. A
big gathering of radio manufac
turers in New York brought out
reports of booming business not
only in television seta but in
radios ai well.
President Truman told a New
England council meeting he be
lieved the country was over the
worst part of the adjustment
"that had to come after the in
flationary boom we experienced
last year, and Jack Straus, pres
ident of the big Macy depart
ment store chain, told his stock
holders the nationwide down
ward trend in retail sales ap
pears to be at an end.
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writes 79-year-old
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'Death Sentence' for States
A clear piece of evidence of the welfare state's threat to our
institutions is the proposal for a Columoia valley Administration,
declares Raymond Moley in the December Reader's Digest. His
article is condensed from Newsweek.
Senate Bill 1845, which is actively being pressed by the Interior
Department, applies not only
to the immense Columbia water
shed but to almost everything
else in Washington and Oregon,
Moley states.
"More autocratic and much
larger than the Tennessee Val
ley Authority, the proposal
would set up a monopolistic
government corporation, well
protected from the state govern
ments of Washington, Oregon,
Montana and Idaho."
CVA's three directors would
be utterly free from local con
trol and could "only with great
difficulty' be removed by' a new
president.
The magnitude of the admin
istration, Moley contends, would
ultimately bring a vast horde of
employees to the region, with
full voting rights and under con
trol of the director.
Since the Columbia valley is
dependent on water for power,
irrigation, navigation and lum
bering, the autocracy of the CVA
would mean power of life or
death for every economic and
political activity.
It could at will rearrange
highways, railways, bridges,!
mills and electric - light plants,
publicly or privately owned.
With its huge properties re
moved from state and local tax
ing authorities, those agencies
thus impoverished, "would be
come mendicants dependent up
on the CVA for doles."
' It Is not only private enter
prise that is proscribed in the
CVA it is the public's control
of its own government," Moley
states. "We would have to go
back a hundred years to find
a parallel to such serfdom."
Sr. Louis Festival
Scheduled Sunday
St. Louis The St. Louis par
ish announces its harvest fes
tival for November 27. There
will be a ham dinner served
between 12 and 2:30 o'clock
Mrs. Clarence Grassman is
chairman for the dinner, with
Mrs. Lawrence Ferschweiler and
Mrs. Emma Leith as co-chair
men. Entertainment is planned
in conjunction with the dinner,
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